Европейский фонд славянской письменности и культуры

Igor Bondarenko, President of the European Academy of Security and Conflictology, Professor, Doctor of Law.

Terrorism once again made itself known. The tragedy this time took place in the heart of London. On the 22d of March in the afternoon the car deliberately drove to the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge and began to crush passersby, and then turned to the building of the British Parliament and crashed into the fence of Westminster Palace. As a result, 4 people were killed and about 40 injured. Again, as in the case of previous similar acts of terrorism, ISIS, which is banned in Russia and in many other countries, took responsibility for this terrorist act.

On the 16th of March 2017 at the Russian Center in Bratislava at the European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture was held a seminar on "The history and architecture of the Moscow Kremlin", dedicated to its 530th birthday. The seminar was conducted for students of Russian language courses with the purpose of expanding vocabulary and their acquaintance with Russian history and culture. 

Europe remains a target for supranational extremist groups. 

The regular EU summit, which took place on 9-10 March 2017 in the new building of the headquarters of the Council of the European Union in Brussels, has attracted special attention, since the agenda raised the issue of preserving the European project. In many respects this depends on how the EU will cope with the consequences of “Brexit” and two serious challenges: terrorism and uncontrolled migration. On this topic, the columnist of our newspaper talks with the President of the European Academy of Security and Conflictology (Slovakia), Professor Igor Bondarenko.

Program:
1. Video ruského a amerického filmového režiséra Andreja Končalovského „Nikolaj Garin-Michajlovskij“.
2. Prednáška Čestného prezidenta „Zväzu Rusov na Slovensku“ Ing. A.V. Čumakova, DrSc. s názvom „Ruský spisovateľ, inžinier a cestovateľ N.G. Garin-Michajlovskij. História niekoľkých generácií Michajlovských na Slovensku a v Rusku“.

On the 22d of February 2017 in the Russian center of Bratislava, at the European Fund of Slavic Literature and Culture, was held an exhibition of books on the subject of "History of Russia by the eyes of contemporaries."

The exposition was composed of books, widely represented in the library of the Russian Center on the subject. Perfectly published tomes...

the 20^th of February 2017 the European Fund of Slavic Literature and Culture signed a cooperation agreement with the State University of Ca 'Foscari in Venice, Italy.

The university was founded in 1868. It is located in the palace Ca 'Foscari, from which the university took its name and was erected in Venetian Gothic style. Palace of Ca 'Foscari is located near the Grand Canal in the heart of Venice, near Saint Mark's Square. Since 2011, at the University Ca 'Foscari there is a Center for the Study of Russian Culture.